Call Cathy to schedule at

330.836.2727.

1015 White Pond Drive

Akron, Ohio 44320

GrafGrowers.com

Ma ke Me m or i e s w h i l e L e a r n i n g . . .

Make

Memories while

Learning

Bring your students

to a working

vegetable farm

during the fall

where they become

Farmers for a Day.

1015 White Pond Drive

Akron, Ohio 44320

GrafGrowers.com

330.836.2727

Visit Graf Growers in late September

or October for a

structured and

hands-on autumn

experience where

it is all about

pumpkins. It’s a

field trip your little

farmers will

remember for years

to come...

We invite you to

connect with us…

Learn more about who we are on our Facebook page:

Graf Growers Garden Center, Farm Market, and Landscape

and on our website at

GrafGrowers.com.

Farmer for a Day Program

Includes: An educational hayride

through the vegetable farm where your students check the field, just like Farmer Graf

Pumpkin Walk Maze

A pumpkin for every child

Interactive program in the pumpkin house where your little farmers simulate growing a pumpkin

Logistics: Come rain or shine; we have

a covered wagon with sides for safety, a protected corn maze, & puppet theater

Dress for the weather

Cost: $5.50 per person with a 25 per group minimum or $137.50 Note: Small groups may combine with other groups to make the minimum and we can help with that.

Pre-School-Kindergarten

When your students arrive at Graf

Growers, they’re given their new

identity: Farmer Graf. After inspect-

ing the fields on the hayride, we

gather everyone around the pumpkin

patch theater for an educational and

engaging puppet show. Farmer Scott

takes your little farmers through the

life cycle of pumpkins and illustrates

how they grow from a small seed to

a pumpkin or pumpkin pie. The

children are encouraged to

participate as they learn how a

pumpkin grows before their eyes.

This program is available for all

ages!

Make memories

while learning!

Grades 1- 4

For additional

information, contact

Cathy at 330.836.2727.

After the hayride, where your

students learn about the soil we

farm with as well as the different

animals and challenges we

encounter as farmers, students

are put into small groups. The

hands-on small group exercises,

led by Farmer Scott, lead the

students to observe, measure &

record various pumpkin

investigations. Students learn

how pumpkins grow & their basic

needs to survive. In addition, vari-

ous uses for pumpkins are dis-

cussed. The program correlates

with state standards in life

science & math.